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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
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LIVERPOOL Aug l2.-ProytaSas-6 Icoa Cua ,srllhi GU
AS 1t. Lsag Clear Jliiles AS OL snort Gear Aldes
Al od short slJs4 Sasi ter+ 3Js l. Dse cSL oe't
ts oil Tor EXTRA Ihlii doss Pr AZ Mes. )lS u for1
Prime Mess oJA 0i. per eo-. Prime Ness hastsra
stern 66s LariA nercan. 81 PrHe est
ern 34s 3D. Lard OH, ai> Sd HAns-Lons ca. oqS 81
Saunders BIttsr-JIs 81 pee " too ans dissl
stItas Cheese Choice $50 OIL WheAt-sei
Western spriux LII. S64 Sd; Rel Winter os 5L
6s 5I ne Genital New No. Winter. o. OIL. 40 NO.
snrinr 81. 2t New Mixet Western S. lld' California
i 6S sd a is lOLs 10 "a IL 90 81 per csntal fre
iuce-Surt. rurpentne 2Os 0t do AZ London Zos yL
per cyt. Refnea Petroleum o'AL per gSuoa NoNeI oee
American Ked 4y< per cvL Talow-!lA 90 per ca'
Fine American 2l. 81; Prlns CITY, ~ o. per CIV,
RoMu-Cosmon. IS 6d-' PGA H. 81 - ~ Lin.sst ~.
22s sd per cwL Provsons-Amerlcan Heirlseiaed beeL
hua nuarters 6i quarters 3t per b Hops Al Lon
-Newl ork State. ~ l5s OIL d3 o. Cd Cottonseed
OH. Liverpool make, 2ls Od -, 49,. 60 an
the three dIvs were ISOVJo
cenTas. Including 81. 900 ceatlls Of America -
The receipt os The pAst three uays "es
AZ 800 centals - $4,000, ~, ~. a, aJis
III ner cwt; Calcutta LInsoed $50 Sd per 1lrttt' In
s.sd tass is "a 6d Is u.s. per Refined petroeu A.
5L s per gallon spirits oil rurpontlne oS ~ ~ pc.
cwt, Pala g.. OIL oils 81 Proylssns-Ltrl ~ ~ -.
cyL for American sugar-lSs Sd per cwL for CdOi Cei
frfga pooEinz $50 AIT llA OIL lis 81 TOR huscova,
lair rehninI aiolL Australian raow-Bee us e5-s
I'd: Mutton -. JL 023& Oh Coco4ait Ol.-SeylDa. 81
bs Coohin 237 Rsti seritsi bes - ~ -.
hind quarters Is A. tore quarters psr 80 ny h'
&
francs centlies paid aad Is lncs centi mes seers
Wc1xs LAri sossi ~ raacs rs can't asstr ~ Alos
BREMEN Aug l2-wlcoxs Lart cles'i ~ "a MARKS -
pfennigs per 10 .: , -. 10 u,u,a,,x.
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JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

NIAGARA FALLS Aug. 12.-Prncc Devawongse and
suite arrived at the Clifton House yesterday morning
and spent the day In sightseeing This morning they
took a trip on the steamer Maid OF the Mist The trip
the party to Vancouver whence II Will sa on August
25 will be made the Canadian Pacific.
SYRACUSE, August l2.-Thomas Keller, age nineteen,
has been arrested for forging his fathers name to a
check and getting suit OF clothes GU It and 81 iu
change. Keller has been In the Elmra RefOrma,Ory.
BUFFALO, Aug 1.-THE canal officials here in
formed that the steam canaboat Wolson has sunk in
the lock at Mohawk Valley, and that navigation might be
interrupted for several days Her cargo Of wheat is
total loss.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 12.-To-day on the bridge the
first bent OF what is TO be the largest traveller ever
erected In this country Europe was raised II IL over
ninety-sx feet in height and weighs twenty five tons.
To the top OF the false work which 10 raised Is
1875 feet above high which makes the top OF the
bent twenty three feet above high water Three more
be MA of the same size will be raised immediately.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuINGTos, Friday, Aug. H. 1887.
ApporSrMESrs-The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day
Amounted Merrill A. Noon to be United states store
keeper at Buffalo. n. Y.
KALAKAUAs PAINTINGs.-The Treasury Department
has authorized free entry OF OF paintings INTENDED
for King Kalakaua, OF Hawaii, which Is expected 10
arrive in New York and which Will Dc shppeu I'll
rect Honolulu
OLD CASE CONFERENCE.-The Secretary or tho Treas
ury has accepted the offer OF John c. Poulsor To pay
So 600 In compromise OF Judgment or Sl3oo AGAIN, y
T. f. Burmeisier, formerly Pension Agent al fhadei-
mia The deficiency in Mr.. Burmesters account wa >
found over thirty years ago, and Mr. Pousoh the Sole
survivor OF the sureties.
RED CROSS DELEGATES "A. q Solomons. OF WashlnG-
ton Vice President OF the Red Cross Society and Judge
sheldon OF New-Haven. Conn., have been appointed au-
ditional delegates the Fourth nernalona' congress
of the Red Cross DO held al Carsuhe Baden on sep
TENDER %
AN ATLANTA CoMMITTEE.-senator rolquitt and Henry
W Grady of Atlanta, Ga, had an interview with the
President Oak View this afternoon III Regard 10 LIS
proposed visit to Atlanta in October next
ExpoRTsThe value OF exports OF beef, pork ana DAIRY
product, for the month ending July 81. 1887, we're
Is 577 Ash against $7.707.03S for the month ending
July 81. 1885 and for seven months ending July %
1887, $40 $40, compared with S4o,ool,oZe aur
ing like period in 1856.
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THE DEATH OF COLONEL @. s. SPENCER. e

Many messages OF ynpathy were received BY
Colonel Charles S. Spencer's widow yesterday. They
came from prominent lawyers and politicians who had
known her husband for many years. IL funeral will
take place the house OF the dead lawyer this alter
noon at O'Clock. IL will be only quiei service Tor
the family and at O'Clock the body will be taken to
Ithaca for burial Oh Sunday. AS many of Colonel
Spenc-rs friends out OF the city, there will be
pail bearers but there NIL be delegation from the
XIIIth Assembly District Republican Club, OF which
he was a promnent and active member.
The Court OF General SEES ons w.s adjourned yes
terdsy out OF respect tor Colonel Spenceps memory
District-Aitorpey MARITIME made The motion and also
delivered brief ADDRESS praise OF the dead lawyer
Judge Gidsrsleeve also said a few words after eI-
Assembi, man Howe had seconded the motion A
meeting OF younger members OF the bar practising
In the General SESSIONS Court will be held to-day TO
take action on Colonel Spencers death.
A meeting Of the Union Repub lean Club OF the
XIlIth Assembly, District held last evening at the
roams OF the club In the Grand Opera House 10 take
cotton the death of Colonel enoer Colonel John
w. Marshall presided. Addresses were made by
Colonel Marshall, ex-Asss mblyman John p. WiDdoph
and Others prasng the dead man and his services to
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AN APPEAL FROM A CAPTIVE MISSIONARY.

RoUND ISLAND PARK, Aug. IL (SPeciab. The mis-
sionaries Thousand lslaud Park he'd interesting
meeting today. At the morning session a special prayer
offered for the woman missionary In the Iiimalays
cholera district. and for missionary from whom cable
dispatch was received stating that lie held captive
by the spanish Government in the Mcronese Mountains
and help wanted This may require interference by
the United states Government An Armenian with the
name addressed the convention. At the
afternoon the Rev C. A. Stanley gave an address
China. He told OF the growth OF missionary work
there aud that NV 1900 chinese thrlslans
addresses made relating cases OF converts by
special ProvideDta interference. Instances we're gwen
where whole families had been converted after one OF us
had most persecution for re-
nouncDg his Inherited religion This evening ten-innute
speeches made by the women missionaries on the
subject "WOman's Work for MOman.' Tomorrow the
missionaries go excursion among tie Islands Their
meetings attract large audiences.
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Il POLICE OFFICER GETS INTO TROUBLE
FORCING HIS WAY INTO A HOUSE HE INSULTS AND
uuIcurxxs nrsnrcr. MI ~ MANI.

FORCING HIS WAY INTO HOUSE HE INSULTS AND
PRIGHTENs RESPECTABLE PEOPLE
Philip Degnan, policeman In Brooklyn has been
fined i've days pay by Police Commissioner Carroll for
an outrageous intrusion on the home of Johnson at
No. 226 sumnerave. Mrs johnson before her marriage
last spring was nurse. and Of her patients Mrs
Luyster Of No 391 Decaturst On July 25 two OF Mrs
Luysters children were taken ILL., and she became 90
alarmed that about o'clock N the morning she started
to 10 to Mrs. Johnsons at which was just around the
corner, her aid. She went ~ her nght-ress
AMI wren she called through the speaking tube 10 Mrs
johnson the latter recognized her voice. As the hall
eaten from her Oor TO the front door would not work.
Mrs johnson ran down the door 10 her nightdress
As she opened the door she Policeman Degnau who
had followed Mrs Luyser and ran back to her room,
followed ny Mrs. Luyster and the policeman
According TO the story of the two women and Mr.
Johnson. Degnan was apparently under the influence
OF liquor and was grossly Insulting. calling the women
vile names and threatening TO smash Mr. Johnson's
head Mrs. Luystsr, who Is subject 10 heart disease,
tainted. Two more policemen summoned. and
Degnan went away with them. Since the akair Mrs.
Luysters baby has died and the mother is in nearly
insane condition. When Police Commissioner Carroll
tried Degnan upon the charles preferred against him.
he told the victims OF the officers outrageous conduct
that they would have been justified In shooting him for
his intrusion. The matter viii probably be carried
the
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rr,rrpes OF yiS.YDH< DEArIy1s

\
The grain specuaons showed signs OF tagging all around
The news import and the only point OF hters'
AZ the momeuthe OF the damage done to Weste
crops by drouthis subject OF hot dispute Cash corn ie
- cent decline shippers look o,OOO Ous els 70
relatively here as al me Ntst
bt ey ended tea bOttou figures and down 3 Tor sep
TENDER al AZ 50s and May az o3 aud cent 10.
Eovember az 5O3, cents Cash without decided
c.nge and pprrs took nelrv 10000 bushels The vol.
options light and att mario" nuctua-
tou. strength being sustained oy The favorable report
me exDort marke close seay at about Jest ngu
nnchauge n half aud cent better IN the
other half nal quotations were: August SO sP,enret
9;S, October 81 November So: December 81 "a jan
uary 50 Ss March. 90 cents M.
o,i. we're weak following the depression in corn Inc
ended down for August al 81 = TOT September AZ
al ana October AZ 32s and for November AZ oos
There wee sug gements OF $50 tirrces Of lari or EXPORT
and reports the purchs>e oil similar sou. was aso
mo-, nj Tor exp1rt lie confirmed The options were
irregular September and October e three points az - %
- 81 az resnerfivev change shown in November
an Decen,ber at ST. VI ami February at 81 o. . -
Tho receipts and Hour yesterday az Ne",nor
Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were As 9!dowsi
s37 OO5 bu shells 74S oushss oats I3S'o Ous
ot am 554 75l bushels -four $685. packages Al en-.
cago M waukee and ST louis the arrivals were
III ogI bushels corn 1874 597 bushels oats Z6Ibot Oush
eIs total grain, 81 1857 Lusheis nour 1904 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Carl Uamm will TO boss-or something else
the memory OF j. II. Mapleson Justice Donohe yesteruy
dissolved tho Injunction restraining the Musical Mutual Pro'
ecye Association from compelling the andmaster 70 pay
Ger ain who had been lher nm the sums uy o
ar Ia s from association Mapleson gave hamm
IA nav m, this proved Ia have no cor.
rssnondpg sum at tho bank Then tue ASSOCIATION gave
Hanm the a ternative OF payment or expulsion
The commason appointed by Justice Donohuc az the IN
a., nc. Of Mr., Helen Maria Hoy TO determine whether
Wss Mary Irene Hoyt habual drunEard VIII now uhl
49, ncon "a Ice Donohus yesterday refused TO yacae
h, order OF appon moved by Frank Dupgnsc the
nayts Mari cgaTmsker OF No So Monroe-st.
ba brough SUIT supreme Court 10 dissolve the part
nsrsbin bet hiuss young Nicholas H. DenysS who
has turned scamp ACCORDING To MT Marx, dld mol
have "A cigar trade represented ~ him, and
whose WAYS of IN pnatlng things we're fraudulent
Thomas Folsom appointed BY Justice Douohns yes
t.ay receiver OF the Ulster Iron Works voluntarily dis
solved -.
! sargent Cram made receiver OF the Gertrude Cut
ting estate by Justice p0nohue
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KNIGHTS GETTING BEA1EN.


out Of about 900 employed in the patent
leather factories in Newark only between 700 ana
800 have responded to the summons OF tho knights
Of Labor calling tlem out, and a number OF ue'o
have applied un,ucccssully 10 be- taken back to work.
Aleanwhile tho factories have al been running as
usual aud there Is appreciate diminuuon In the
OUTPUT Tho manufacturers arc perfectly self
po..es.ed and appear have good reason Tor con
ndeuce Tho siiuke delivered at the knghts and
which IL ntrndcd 10 put An end to all future dIaioh
by that order Ia tho business, was mclllatu IONS
ago, carefully planied aud fully provided Tor Inc
knights arr cOnioundcd by the arrival In Newark o.
worlincn from all quarters and OF shlI"d lclthci
wOrhcr, FROM Europe. Tho manufacturers also nan
Tho advantage OF knowing the incllnatOns Oh ur
majority OF their men and having their promises Ia
stand by them when the issue should be made 1t
is b licVcd that this knchts have now called out every
man that thcy control. and that within "A week
tho srikors viii stampede 10 got back before Ihclr
places arc filed by strangers. To-day l. the last
day ~ grace offered by the manufacturers In their
circular They have objection 10 unions among
tho leather workers and Will constitute standing
committee redress grievances of workman, but they
are determined TO crush at and for good all out
sldo interference In their business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
ErpoprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Aug lal2So %coGsos iOt fS ss0 Fer csa
Ronis do Four and Halt Per CeHt bon"sS ,r,
Canadian Pacinc 67S, krie 3lS DO S.coea .sa ord
nary 4si,; 81 Paul Common. s4iv; New.lo.n central
liz; Pennsylvania, 81 II heading. zs~i heASAD
10.
Money / al q per cent -, o., abort and
The rate of discount In the open matAo' w.
three months bills Is ia per cent $500. vo,r per Ce2t
LONDON Aug. IA u m1 n.ea t Bands ll2s ef
oon.n Atlantic and Great wesera First Ia 81 81
Is.s Certihcates 45r, Cah,dttn Pselne 5aS 81 Pad
d" second Conso. lO2as Mexican orhnary ann.,iysnIl
common s4i. New.York Central. llEs f''
b. a; reading. 2Ss4 .o.
Bar silver quoted at "A 7l6t per ounee At 81 sass
Paris aayices quote Per cent y, Ioaios o.
AZ :, car times Tor the account aud exchange On
20 francs 30 confines Tor cheeks
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. yEwE1LER AND NAVY JEWELS MISSING.

L. IL. Aim, a manufacturing Jeweler at No. 30
Maiden Lane has not been for several days and Ia
believed TO have abscondsd With him disappeared
quantity of unset diamonds which had been inrustod
him by various nearby firms Tor mounting variOnsy
estimated in value from 81 900 10 $1,000 Several firms
who had Jewels in his keeping had been Informed that he
acting pcously. aud one OF them seat Tor and
rot 900 worth OF unset onds only Anew hours
before he disappeared
Aims house address s not known although he was sup
posed To live IN Eghthst Etavc. lie came here
six months from san Francisco, with excellent
endatons. although his record there rather
The put into the hands OF detectives
Yesterday afternoon.
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KnmEN spEAKING AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE. Aug. II tSpeefaD.-rhe woman's En-
couragement Meeting was conducted BY Mrs. Henry
Wheeler this morning. she took for her topic The Joy
OF the Lord is Our trength" Miss Cassie Smith, Mira
Chandler Mrs. Dr. Vernon. Mrs Landlord Palmer Mrs
Cramsr and Mrs Brooks made addresses. This evening
Mrs Wheeler preached on The Joy of the believer 10
a large alton.
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ANnrurR noNp orrER FRoM BOSTON

wAsuxGroS, Aug. l2-secretary Fairchild today re-
ceived an offer from the Boston Marine Insurance COM
pany to sell to the Government 100000 four ana one
half per cent bonds 10 fiat The company was IN,
formed that such will not I've considered uhtii
wednesday next the day fixed for the next opeplhg Oh
proposals. Inc statement prepared at the treasury De
mari ment the pront 10 the Government us uo
purchase 100000 bonds accepted ass wednesday
at 10 is S23.725. 49,. o,,,, ~,
Apncatous we're received to-day for the prepayment
of interest bonds amounting to Sl9, 'o9'oV' m"AiHs
the tool TO date, SJOOO3.3OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
FrNpPIJ or "JAY CHARLTON"

The funeral OF Charlton Goldsmith was held yestor
day mornng In II Paus Church MI Goldsmith better
world Jay Charlton" the author OF Mc-
Gnnls Himae gain" large wreath OF presented
The Herald STAFF bore the inscription In n
norteles Dear Old GolGy. Among the palOrarrfs were
Waite JOHN Russell Young, W. j. C. Meiehan,
J. l. G. Clarke John C. Jaoksos JON r Foley Michael g.
Ralph MrekeE The service read by the
The burial family plot At Pator.
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cprn1roRs OF IVES IN CINCINNATI.

CIxcINNATI, Aug. IL tSpeeiab.-Assistant Cashier
Clark First National Bank says the report mat
this bank creditor OF Ives TO the amonnt OF S1ooooo
IA false He added: 1--WE have had no dealings with
him except in loan Of 900. which amount Is amply
secured by collateral" 1t Is said however, that Henry
Morehead the broker had placed about So0ooOo loans
here for Ives but with whom Is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
, STRIKE AMONG CIGARETTE GIRLS

Thirty girl, struck yesterday In Dukes cigarette fac
tory at Fir.tave aud Twenty nnth-st. because they
wanted ono cent thousand for cutting cigarettes
They now get thousand and II they d. not cu
the proper length they do not get paid Tor thel
WORK Tue nrfn loses money all cigarettes that are
not cut properly member OF the FIRM said Yesterday
that he did not know that the girls had asked Tor an In
erase in their pay The girls make from 81 to 81 a
according IN their skill and the length OF Tune that
they work day Three OF tho strikers returned TO
work others that they will not return until
THAR d,mand Ia ncceded to,
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sFRrors ILLNESS OF A NEW POLICE CAPTAIN.

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A NEW POLICE CAPTAIN.
CAPTAIN Nicholas Brooks OF the Madison street 10" STA
ton has been III typhoid fever Tor ten days at his home
=, .thirteth 81. and Peasantaye Word
was received at Headquarters yesterday that he was
slnkng rapidly amt would not be likely 10 recover iei 40
Improved He was ma " captain 81
from the Central once 10 the sew
rAcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
STRIKE ON THE BELT LINE PROBABLE.

It Is likely that tho employees OF the Belt Line will
strike A new timo table posted yesterday and 1t
WAS met with much Dissatisfaction Previous to this the
first car left depot the day at n m and was
through at Now the first car starts out an hour
earlier and finishes hour later. The line has now
running and it EMPLOYS lO2 drivers ana
uductors District Assembly No. 10 has tho trouble In
charge and Will try to sotlle It without a strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
MR.. PLATTs APPLICATION REFUSED.

ALBANY, Aug IL (Spee,ab. --MacFarland. Boardman
& Plat. counsel for Quarantine Commissioner T. C.
Plat. made application 10 Attorney General OBrien
to-day TO change the trial OF the against MIN to Now
York City. Mr.. O'Brien will refuse TO do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
NO OpINION FROM THE ATTOR

NO OPINION FROM THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL
ALBANY, Aug IL (>pecdD. -Attornsy General OBrien
yesterday refused TO give opinion as to the power o
Mayor Hewitt 10 make the employees OF tho Board OF
Electrical Control subject TO the Civil rules He
would be indecorous and In proper for him TO In
In matter which has already been referred 10
the Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
SIrICIDE OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST

HUDSON. Aug. ia dispatch reached The Register
this morning stating that he Rev. John Howard pastor
OF the Catholic Church at New-Lebanon. committed sui
eide at early hour this morning by cutting his throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
eOCJAIJgTS THREATEN TROUBLE.

SYRACUSE, Aug 12.-Socslists here are advised that
the New-York and Brooklyn excommuncates will
probably try to get possession OF the hall aud the
Convention OF the United Party Labor here next week.
Opposition msssneetings will be held II the Socialists
are not recognized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
SHE MUST BE ExAnlyED As TO HER SANITY

SHE MUST BE EXAMINED As TO Hhh HhNIIH
Judge Gndersleeve yesterday, in General Sessions,
decided that Miss Mary A. Field the eccentric old
lady who attacked Jerome b. Conkng with pen
knife some time ago, SHOULD be examined as To her
sanity. She wrote letter to tho court III wnl.h
hea tn and good name. . - =. -, ,,,
MIR Conklng produced TO the court papers 10 show
that Miss Fields suit against him had Deeh VIII
drawn more than two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
.ssFuRIy NOMINATIONS

PoUGHKEEPsE, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Prohibitio nsts OF
the lid Assembly District of Duchess County to-day
nominated Walter r. Tabor for Assemblyman. In the
LIST District {. W. BOice was nominated.
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Yes &c right but n the liver is dsordered aud
the blood thereby corrupted the bad blood VIII te
diseases OF the ski and throat IN tunos and ulcers ana IN
tho urst stages OF COnsnmptonl even al
though the snb be descended In straight ne IRON heharu
OF them all For setting
liver order other mc1ne IN the world oquas Dr.
Pierces "Golden M-lloa Discovery" Try IT, and your
blood will toll Story Of Its wonderful efficacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
men must worsa nd women weep,
" t,Iood Will Tell"

But they weep II they use Dr. Pierees Favorit
Prescription" which cures all tho paRldl maaos peeua
To women. Sold by druggists
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RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

The Hebrew population 0s Isrus1 lssa "a
rapidly ncrsss.nr 70 j. nov II 0-g tle
l4sEssf n0moer since Titas destroyed 9bs
So rel clty A y. ~.
Rev. Is f. Meredith. of Rcs.0n. has A.
cepsed fas ceii 81 the Tom osins-sve Con-
srsTsuausi Church 20 become Or. Peute-
c0si g successor.
it IS pfin'sd thai ths highssf sfisrv paid
Methodist ministers ln ths Ssw Hsnsp-
SHIRE eonfsrsues is 81 90 and the ass of a
psrsousss. Fnils toe average. inclsilug
bouse rent. "a $50.
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n8t remarkable shat whenever ven discuss
religions mafrrrs With foel Yoa fnt him
engaged iB the .ame var -Gas,~i frf.
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pa gaurch. does BOT believe in gentle
prssch48z t7 rich sinners Hs ssrs there
ars come pastors who ~ e. III 10 tbs sf7is.
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damned. lo some extent
kev j. p Hamilton. pastor 81 ths Cor
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ark. rfeaehed a seftren ia tsst ctrrch re-
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systsfu ~ he Msfho.4.sfs The caafea
rsmra has ne isrrst M-fho3.st Sauasv
sc4ooi in the -ouBtrF shops Harms 1nd
Fowler wsre present